New York Hullabaloo for Admiral Dewey Welcome
Plans for Admiral Dewey's reception in New York detail a massive pageant on September 28 to 29 highlighted by a Sandy Hook start, river displays from Seabright to Astoria, a naval parade with fourteen warships, and fireworks along the river. The Olympia will anchor off Grant's tomb as crowds and boats circle.
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New York
Sept. U
Admiral Dewey
Sandy Hook
Fort Lee
Jersey
Staten Island
Far Rockaway
Astoria
Long Island
Thomas Lipton
Olympia
Grant
Ealute
Dewey Arch
Brooklyn City Hall
Great Bridge
City Hall
Admiral
Riverside Park
Great Arch
Twenty-fourth Street
The Mildred FE Mysteriously Delayed Off Saint Michael
Ships and cargo circulate in a busy Port Townsend scene as the schooner Mildred FE sails from St Michael toward Stait with unknown passenger count and has not arrived after two weeks, amid a coal shortage impact on Pacific Coast bunkers and several vessels awaiting cargo or repairs.
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Mildred FE
St. Michael
Stattt
Huster
Pacific Coast Coast
Miami
Willamette
Charles Nelson
Cape Nome
Ament
San Francisco
Restaurant owner shoots man after insult in Jersey City
James Pickerden, proprietor of a Jersey City restaurant, killed Jas Hayes after Hayes insulted a waitress and reentered the shop. Pickerden claimed self defense and was arrested. Hayes, aged dm years, was the sole support of a widowed mother and had a good reputation.
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Jersey City
N. J
James Pickerden
Jas. Hayes
Retaurant
Pickerden
Hayes
Cargo of Fish and No Gold Steamer Arrives in Fog
Steamer Foration under Captain Roberta reaches port in a dense fog with about 300 tons of fish from Skagway and Lynn canal canneries. The voyage back encountered rough seas, several passengers departed, and no treasure was reported among the Interior travelers. Passenger list includes J Seple Mra Turner Prof McDonald G Ripinsky J Robinson J Murray Mise Webster H Packham A Legere F Costello N Lewis and others.
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Foration
Roberta
Lynn Canal
Skagway
Mr. Hile
J. Seple
C. W. Mile
W. Dowling
J. Dowling
Mrs. Richardson
Mra. Molan
J. A. Turner
Mre. Turner
8. Wilson
Prof. McDonald
G. Ripinsky
J. K. Robinson
J. Murray
Mra. Cariyon
Mise Webster
F. Ganders
H. Packham
J. W. van [Rocklin
A. J
World Notes on Industry and Transport
The article surveys global commerce and infrastructure. It cites Argentina importing machinery worth 3 million dollars, London’s 200000 pennies kept in machines, Russia’s 29000 miles of railways with rapid growth, Peking’s electric railway, and European tunnel ventilation innovations. It also mentions the University of Prussia celebrating its ith anniversary and its leading status in Germany.
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Ertin University
Frederick Wiliam I
Prussia
Germany
Egyptian Peas Grow After 3000 Years In Garden
A Scotch gardener planted peas taken from an Egyptian tomb dated about 3000 years ago and the vines thrived producing vigorous fruit. It remains to be proven to botanists that the seeds are truly ancient, but the specimen is undeniably Egyptian.
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Wellington
New Zealand
la Junta
Democrat
Tucker
Mother Hubbard
Edison claims electric gold extractor will mine without water
Thomas A Edison announces a completed electric process to extract gold from sand near Santa Fe New Mexico. He says initial output will reach ten thousand dollars daily and that the system draws gold directly from sand without needing water, with testing confirming its viability.
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New York
Thomast A Edison
Edison
Santa Fe
N. M
Edison Works
Orange
Calestro Company
New Mexico
Fine work at tennis exhibition by Whitman and teammates
Seattle spectators enjoyed a bright tennis exhibition as Whitman led a strong showing against visiting players. Davie and Ward formed a solid duo while Beal Wright impressed as a rising national contender. Notable results included Whitman and Davis winning doubles and several singles victories. Play opened at 1:90 p.m.
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Seattle
San
Whitman
Davie
Ward
Bear Wright
Thie
Davis
Beal Wright
Frasnell
Davie Va. Newton
Whitman Ve. Russell
Foulkes
Hard Ve. Ward
Plague in Portugal Dwindles. Cleanliness Key
London report notes no spread tendency from plague in Portugal and calls quarantine useless. The British Medical Journal says the disease is dwindling and its best safeguards are cleanliness and efficient sanitation. Even in dirty Portugal the outbreak remains barely alive.
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London
Portugal
British Medical Journal
Judge Rules Extradition Likely for Cuba Larceny Suspect
In New Orleans Parish Cuba extradition case Judge Dugan overruled the demurrer of William A. Cox of Chicago held on grand larceny charges in Cuba. The ruling allows Cox to be returned to Cuba where the offense occurred and where no extradition treaty was claimed to exist.
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New Orlpans
Dugan
William A.x
Chicago
Cuba
Cox
United States
Gave His Life For His Gomrade Hayes Drowned at Newport News
Williamport pa Sept Ma News reports John L Hayes of Montouraville who served on the cruiser Montgomery in the Spanish war. Hayes, discharged last May, perished at Newport News after diving to save a shipmate who fell overboard. both were drowned with Hayes refusing to save himself without his companion.
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Williamaport
Newport News
Johnson L. Hayes
Montouraville
Montgomery
Mayes
Hayes
Opening of the Seattle Exchange Formal Opening Tonight
Tomorrow evening the Seattle exchange will be formally opened with no trading. The program features speeches by J. D. McCutcheon Jehan P. Pay Duress of Information D. M. Moore Gen. J. D. McIntyre and others on Seattle's business interests.
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Seattle Exchange
Seattle
J. D. McCutcheon
Washington
Alaska
Jehan P
D. M. Moore
Mining Bureau
J.D. McIntyre
Roger 8
Fiate Wee ,pokoReere
Chas
K. Jenner
Stock Exchange
Real Estate Board
W. FP. Proweer
Trials of the Plotters Open in Paris Senate Trial
Paris September 16. Interest centers on the Royalist plotters trial beginning Monday before the senate high court. Deroulade expected for theatricals. Itulot reports provincial discoveries showing collusion between Royalists and anti terreur leagues. Some detainees allegedly paid by the Duke of Orleans. cipher messages found, clergy said to be largely involved.
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Paris
Royaliet
Senate
Deroulade
Itulot
Duke de Orleans
Rapid Fire Guns for Cent Otis Decided
Secretary Root has decided to use rapid fire guns for the Philippines after testing at Sandy Hook. Gen Miles had recommended several guns, but Gen Cauffington initially disapproved. The number to be sent remains unspecified.
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Washington, D.C
Sept
Miles
Philippines
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Cauffington
Ordnance
Root
Sandy Hook
Tte
General Ludington opposes Seattle as troop shipping port
Washington dispatch notes Quartermaster Gen. Ludington likely to oppose using Seattle for troop shipments. He cites absence of a regular depot and doubts its establishment. Transports to the Philippines will depart from San Francisco in the future.
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Washington
Ludington
Seattle
Philippines
San Francisco
Errata Corrects Tax Penalty Expiration Date
A publication notes an error in the tax delinquency notice changing the rescission date to November 1. The article states that delinquent taxes accrue no more than six percent interest from the date of delinquency and that all prior penalties beyond that are abolished, causing significant activity at the county treasurer’s office.
State Reform School to Begin Military Drill
Chehalis Sept 14 The boys at the State Reform School will start military drill by order of the board of control. A drum corps already exists and has begun drill though they have no arms and will be trained in marching movements for now.
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Chehalis
State Reform School
Board of Control
Northwestern Stocks See Dull Trade Record
The Northwestern Mining exchange reports a record dull day with only 10 stocks offered and light bidding. No sales were made, reflecting weak market activity and investor caution.
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Northwestern Mining Exchange
Railway Notes Highlight Alaska Link to City Farewells
Frank Burns formerly of this city now with the Alaska Steamship Company at White Horse Rapids returns to Alaska to flight. He reports a large amount of freight at that point. L. V. Bruce, Grand Trunk agent, leaves for Montreal via O H K N and the Rio Grande for an extended trip, to return via Los Angeles. W I Caldwell, O R N agent at Port Angeles, was in the city yesterday on business.
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Frank Burns
Alaska Steamship Company
White Horse Rapids
Alaska
Seattle
Burns
White Horse
The
Steamship Company
L. V. Bruce
Grand Trunk
Thie City
Montreal
Rio Grande
Mr. Bruce
Los Angeles
W. I. Caldwell
oOen. & N
Port Angeles
White Pass Yukon railway halts through freight to Dawson
The White Pass & Yukon railway stops through freight for Dawson due to lateness of reason and congestion between the summit and White Horse. A large amount of geoda is being handled and work on the Bennett to rapids line is accelerated to avoid winter delays, promising easier travel in and out of Dawson.
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White Passe & Yukon
Dawson
White Horne
On Nee
Bennett
The Last Stroke at Third Avenue Theater Tonight
Special sale notice for fine note paper in boxes from Denny Coryell Co at 716 Latave.
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Third Avenue Theater
Denny Coryell Co
Latave
Ramaker Muste Co Secures Exclusive Organ Agency
The Ramaker Muste Co has secured the exclusive agency for the old and reliable Iste y organs. Desiring the best organ in the market can find them at 1415 Second Avenue.
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Ramaker Muste Co
Istey
Parthee
Second Avenue
Miner’s Stake Denied by New York Firm
A fragment notes that a miner faced rejection because his mining stakes were not underwritten by A. L. Parker & Co. of New York Biock, leaving the case unresolved and prompting inquiries into underwriting requirements.
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A. L. Parker & Co
New York
Biock
Ladies' Shoes and Footwear Deals from Douglas & Co
Box calf Kangaroo tops Derby jasta Goodyear sewn autumn and winter wear shoes valued at 14.00 but selling for 8 3 100 per pair. Fine Vicin Kid boots 12 inch high cut tops best bicycle shoes offered at 3.00. Old Ladies' Kid Shoes extra wide and roomy priced at 1.66. W L Douglas footgear marks down fall styles priced 2.25 3.00 3.60 and 4.00 per pair.
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Louis
W. L. Douglas
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